This pizza review blog is one of the most famous in the world. Dave gave Delucia's 9.4 out of 10. Only happened 4 times out of 1000's of reviews. I was lucky enough to live 10 minutes away for 4 years. I kid you not there were some weeks Id live off a small pie for dinner every night. That good. Will be hard for locals to grab a slice this winter.
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Its Official Delucia's Pizza is one of the best in the World
- Thread starter TonySopahno
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Nice.
Jersey Pizza thread.
I'm not one of these "pizza snobs", but I know what I like.
And I like Pizza City in Woodland Park.
Decent slices, they serve it up quick in a nice big place with plenty of room so your not being crowded by other customers.
Your in & out in 15 mins and back to the hotel parking lot in Totowa for your appt. with that hot agency K-girl...
Jersey Pizza thread.
I'm not one of these "pizza snobs", but I know what I like.
And I like Pizza City in Woodland Park.
Decent slices, they serve it up quick in a nice big place with plenty of room so your not being crowded by other customers.
Your in & out in 15 mins and back to the hotel parking lot in Totowa for your appt. with that hot agency K-girl...
I'm more of a pizza aficionado than a snob and have been blessed with living in pizza heaven--the corridor extending from Brooklyn through Staten Island to Jersey. I'd separate the evaluations into two categories: places that make Pizza Napoletana that adhere's to the rules specified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana that lists type of flour, cheese, oven temp, etc. These places are rare and include DiFara's and Lucali in Brooklyn. There was place near me by they closed down due to Covid. In my option, this variety is simply the best. The other category is best defined as basic NY Style. And that's the majority of the places around us and they're simply competing for second place. I won't even address Chicago style (not deep dish, but that nonsense where they slice a round pizza into tiny squares) or something called Detroit style. In my area, Denino's and La Madona are probably the best of NY style, particularly when ordering a Pizza Margherita. Years ago a guy attempted to taste and rate every pizzeria in Manhattan and documented his tests on http://www.sliceharvester.com. Interesting reading. My personal Manhattan favorites are Joe's of Carmine Street and Pizza Suprema across from Penn Station (on the 8th Avenue side). My two cents...
